“The results of our study show that a brain-machine interface (BMI) user can control sound output directly, rather than having to use a (relatively slow) typing process,”
via physorg.com
Oh Future, I’ll take some more of you, please.
“The results of our study show that a brain-machine interface (BMI) user can control sound output directly, rather than having to use a (relatively slow) typing process,”
Oh Future, I’ll take some more of you, please.